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Untersuchungen zur Zinstheorie
1929
by
Mahr
Austrian School
Capital Accumulation
Interest Theory
Methodology
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Gustav Cassel
Interest Rates
Joseph Schumpeter
Monetary Theory
Capital Theory
Discount Rate
Inflation
Knut Wicksell
Roundabout Production
Subsistence Fund
Time Preference
Equilibrium
Labor Market
Money Market
Productivity
Capital Intensity
Wages
Irving Fisher
Banking
Credit Expansion
Profit and Loss
Innovation
Money Supply
Ground Rent
Hans Mayer
Zurechnung
Saving
Deficit Spending
Uncertainty
Socialism
Speculation
Stock Exchange
Deflation
Forced Saving
Monetary Policy
Purchasing Power
Boom and Bust
Business Cycles
Table of Contents · 18 segments
1
Title Page and Preface
theoretical
2
Table of Contents
theoretical
3
Table of Contents and Introduction to Böhm-Bawerk's Theory
theoretical
4
Böhm-Bawerk's Three Reasons for Interest
theoretical
5
The Determination of the Interest Rate and the Labor Market
theoretical
6
Critique of Böhm-Bawerk: The Lindberg Objection
theoretical
7
Modern Interest Theories: Fisher, Fetter, Wicksell, and Cassel
theoretical
8
Dynamic and Credit-Based Theories: Schumpeter and Hahn
theoretical
9
The Law of Returns in Roundabout Production
theoretical
10
Pricing of Production Factors and Imputation (Zurechnung)
theoretical
11
The Productive Interest and the Wage Fund
theoretical
12
Capital Formation through Saving
theoretical
13
Interest and Capital Demand: Housing and Public Debt
theoretical
14
The Impossibility of Zero Interest in a Market Economy
theoretical
15
The Money Market vs. the Investment Market
theoretical
16
Interest Rates and Changing Money Values (Inflation/Deflation)
theoretical
17
The Discount Rate and the Business Cycle
theoretical
18
Author Index
bibliography